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Canada at War
Learn about the role of Canada in major wars - World War I and World War II, the Korean War, and the war on terrorism.
- South African War (9)
- World War I (31)
- World War II (47)
- Merchant Navy (7)
- Korean War (5)
- War on Terrorism (6)
- Remembrance Day (9)
Canada's Own Victoria Cross
Canada has produced its own medal for gallantry in battle, combining traditions of the British Victoria Cross with some uniquely Canadian touches.
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
A moving reminder of Canadians who died in war and have no known grave, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier holds the remains of a young Canadian soldier who was killed near Vimy Ridge in World War I.
Books of Remembrance
The Books of Remembrance contain the names of Canadians who lost their lives fighting in war for Canada.
Seventh Book of Remembrance
In 2005 Veterans Affairs Canada opened a new and ongoing Book of Remembrance for Canadian Forces men and women who have died for Canada since 1947.
Remembrance Day in Canada
Resources to help remember and honour Canadians who fought and died in war for Canada.
Veterans Week - A Week to Remember
Personal stories from Canadian veterans bring to life the sacrifices they made for Canada in war.
Canada Stays out of War on Iraq
Canada won't fight in the war on Iraq without a UN resolution for military action. Here's the Canadian government position.